Salary and bonuses are decent. The four-week sabbatical benefit after 4 years is also nice.
There's a lot of flexibility given to the engineers (at least in some groups).
Too much bureaucracy and no concern for software quality; constantly having to fight others to get the right things done.
First-level management needs to understand how to write software better so they can better manage and reward their engineers properly, and remove the low performers, not accepting poor quality work.
I attended an event. The interviews were not difficult, and the people were nice. I performed quite well in my interview and received an offer. However, the salary they proposed was lower than what I expected, so I had to decline it. I am quite upse
There are 4 rounds, and each takes around an hour. Questions include: * Whiteboard coding * Common questions that can be found on LeetCode * Questions about C and C++ concepts * 3D graphics-related questions
I was being interviewed for an internship process. It was easy. They asked about my projects and linked list insertion. They also asked whether I had worked on Visual Studio, as they were working on the same. Was I comfortable with C?
I attended an event. The interviews were not difficult, and the people were nice. I performed quite well in my interview and received an offer. However, the salary they proposed was lower than what I expected, so I had to decline it. I am quite upse
There are 4 rounds, and each takes around an hour. Questions include: * Whiteboard coding * Common questions that can be found on LeetCode * Questions about C and C++ concepts * 3D graphics-related questions
I was being interviewed for an internship process. It was easy. They asked about my projects and linked list insertion. They also asked whether I had worked on Visual Studio, as they were working on the same. Was I comfortable with C?